[TLankford]

Pretty excited my gf's uncle got us tickets to the Sunday round of this tourney since we'll be down there in PB for a wedding. Hopefully someone good slips down the leaderboard on Saturday and we can follow them around without having to fight a crowd

Too solid of a field to really pick any outright winner IMO. Nobody is that much better than everyone else playing.

Tourney Matchups:

Furyk -1.5 over Mcdowell 2.2u / 2u

"Moon" +110 over Levin 2u / 2.2u

Westwood +110 over Rory 2u / 2.2u

1st Rd Plays:

Charl -130 over Stanley 2.6u / 2u

Westwood -145 over Tiger 1.45u / 1u

[PGS]

Stanley 28-1 e.w win tourney, 33-1 first round leader e.w.

[sharky17]

TOURNAMENT

RYAN MOORE (-119) over SEAN O'HAIR

ROUND 1

CARL PETTERSSON (-113) over SEAN O'HAIR

[Dallasbetgolf]

McDowell 30-1 win, 15-1 place, 7 1/2 show

Rose 30-1 win, 15-1 place, 7 1/2 show

Yang 40-1 win, 20-1 place, 10-1 show

Leishman 60-1 win, 30-1 place, 15-1 show

Good luck to all!

[Blackman]

S. Moon over S. Levin +115

Good luck!

[6 under]

Tournament
Crane +125 over Braddley
Leishman +130 over Bjorn

[Another Steve]

Ricky Barnes is my Pick this week in my Contest. Unable to make a Play on him.

Outrights
ODDS TO WIN THE HONDA CLASSIC BEN CRANE +2500
ODDS TO WIN THE HONDA CLASSIC KEEGAN BRADLEY +2000
ODDS TO WIN THE HONDA CLASSIC JUSTIN ROSE +3300


4 Round Match Up
R BARNES -110 (JB HOLMES vrs R BARNES)

[sports student]

1st round at 5 dimes (futures section)

Wison +150 over Villegas/Sabbatini

all have had some success here, will take the guy playing better now

[IE]

https://twitter.com/#!/IanJamesPoulter

Robert Karlsson (1st Rnd) +100 over Ian Poulter (1st Rnd)

[donly1ace]

Outrights
Justin Rose +3459
Ryan Moore +7954
Sang-Moon Bae +7954

1st Round Matchup
Sang-Moon Bae +110 over Spencer Levin

All the best!

[Stanley]

Round 1 play (2pts):

Carl Pettersson to beat Camilo Villegas +100 @ 5Dimes
Villegas, a former University of Florida student, is a former winner here in 2010 and lost out in a playoff in 2007, but that misses the fact that he has missed the cut twice in the last three years, shooting 78-79 last year. He started the season in great form, shooting 63 and holding the first round lead in his opening event of the year (Humana Challenge), but he fell down the leaderboard in each subsequent round and has finished further down the leaderboard in each subsequent event, missing the cut last time out. His last four rounds have been 75-76-74-74. Pettersson may not have won here, but he has missed the cut only once in the last nine years and he has made the cut in every start this year. He looks the far more dependable player to break par today.

[unofficial rd1 system plays: Westwood tb Woods +130; Jacobson tb Rose +110; Crane tb Rose +125]

[lostinamerica]

Outrights:

Tiger Woods(12/1) e.w.
Justin Rose(33/1) e.w.
Jim Furyk(45/1) e.w.
Johnson Wagner(100/1) e.w.
Briny Baird(200/1) e.w.
Jeff Maggert(250/1) e.w.

GL

[Tommyjay]

Spencer Levin to win 50-1

R1 Cauley over Wi and Blanks +150
R1 O'Hern over Campbell and Owens +170

[Whalers Rule]

2nd round plays at 5dimes
Noh -105 over Palmer
Harrington -110 over Jacobson
Bae -115 over Holmes
Stroud -110 over Leishman
Piercy -105 over Gay
Cauley -125 over Kelly

[sports student]

2nd round at 5 dimes:

Cink -135 over Kim

[Stanley]

Round 2 play (4pts):

Carl Pettersson to beat Sang-Moon Bae +100 @ Boyle Sports
Impressed by Pettersson yesterday. He played in the more difficult conditions - average score for the afternoon players was 0.92 shots higher than for the morning players - and his short game was in great condition. He has been in good form this year and on this course where he is playing for his tenth consecutive year. Already in the top-10, I expect him to cement his position there with today's round. For Bae, there is a strong chance of a let-down after his unexpected performance last week when he reached the quarter-finals. He made a lot more bogeys than Pettersson yesterday and is back in 40th place; he may already have one eye on next week's WGC event.

[unofficial rd2 system plays: Fowler tb Kim K -138; Pettersson tb O'Hair -128; Furyk tb Yang -117; Pettersson tb McDowell -120; Pettersson tb Garrigus -167; Bradley K tb Stanley -161]

[Another Steve]

Round 2 Match Up

B CRANE (RND 2) -115 (B CRANE (RND 2) vrs C HOWELL III (RND 2))

[sharky17]

ROUND 2

TIGER WOODS (+101) over LEE WESTWOOD

[Tommyjay]

R2 CH3 over Jacobson and Crane +175
R2 Sabbatini over M Wilson and Villegas +210

[donly1ace]

2nd Round Matchup
Justin Rose -117 over Louis Oosthuizen

[IE]

Ben Crane (3rd Rnd) -120 over Graeme McDowell (3rd Rnd)


Bob Estes (3rd Rnd) +105 over Jeff Overton (3rd Rnd)

[sharky17]

ROUND 3

KEN DUKE (+109) over DAVIS LOVE III

[6 under]

Round 3

Walker -115 over English

[Another Steve]

3rd Round match Ups

B CRANE (RND 3) -120 (B CRANE (RND 3) vrs G MCDOWELL (RND 3))
K BRADLEY (RND 3) -130 (K BRADLEY (RND 3) vrs C HOWELL III (RND 3))
J ROSE (RND 3) +130 (R MCILROY (RND 3) vrs J ROSE (RND 3))

[sharky17]

ROUND 4

JEFF OVERTON (-117) over DAVIS LOVE III

[sports student]

4th round at 5 Dimes:

Rose +125 over Schwartzel
Harman -115 over Gillis
Wilson -130 over Els

[Stanley]

Round 4 play (2pts):

Fredrik Jacobson to beat Mark Wilson +110 @ Boyle Sports
Opposing Wilson who played six rounds of golf last week in the WGC Matchplay event in Arizona and needed to rest so much that he did not appear at the course until Wednesday; his caddie drove from the West Coast and did not arrive until a day later. Wilson has clearly struggled to repeat last week's form - he ranks almost last in greens in regulation this week - and while he did shoot 68 yesterday, this could be a long round for him. Jacobson is the fresher player and has a very good record in this event: 5th, 6th and 29th in the last three years.

[unofficial rd4 system plays: Rose tb McDowell +100; McDowell tb Chalmers -120]

[WhatsHisNuts]

Good luck fellas. Great event to watch on TV.

[dunclock]

wow ... no knock on anyone at all but very surprised that no one had Rory after having like 10 top 10s in a row

would love to have signed as his manager